Speaker 1: It's the Best Bits of the week with Morgan Ikill,
Speaker 1: just the bits.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the weekend, everybody. I hope you have gotten
Speaker 2: to enjoy hopefully some nice weather. I know after the
Speaker 2: cold snap, everybody was ready to get some sunshine, and
Speaker 2: I think most places in the country have had some.
Speaker 2: If not, I hope the sunshine is coming to you soon.
Speaker 2: Thank you for joining me this weekend.
Speaker 3: I'm Morgan. This is the Best Bits.
Speaker 2: Part two we catch up on the Bobby Bone Show.
Speaker 2: I share the seven top segments from the show this week.
Speaker 2: On part one and part three, you can catch Mike
Speaker 2: d and I catching up. Part one, he shared a
Speaker 2: huge update in his braces that he's had for a while,
Speaker 2: and I also shared a quite mental breakdown that I
Speaker 2: had recently just with adult life. And part three we
Speaker 2: answered all kinds of listener questions, So check both of
Speaker 2: those out. But until you do, it's time to catch
Speaker 2: up on the show. So let's do this. There's a
Speaker 2: listener out there that seems to think Amy is the
Speaker 2: devil or she's encouraging demonic activity because she wanted the
Speaker 2: show to participate in writing our feelings today and releasing them.
Speaker 2: When the blood moon happens, so you can hear the
Speaker 2: DM that she received and kind of just you know
Speaker 2: the craziness of this whole thing.
Speaker 1: Number seven, Amy's the devil? Do you guys know that?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Amy's the devil? Oh? No, I didn't notice it, but
Speaker 1: a listener did, Yeah they did. Where did you get
Speaker 1: this message?
Speaker 4: He sent me a DM? Okay, go ahead on Instagram
Speaker 4: and he said, you know, the burning of paper like
Speaker 4: that during a blood moon is demonic? Is all crap,
Speaker 4: and you're spreading demonic rituals to everyone. WTF? I thought
Speaker 4: you were Christian. I guess I could be wrong. Sorry
Speaker 4: if I'm wrong.
Speaker 1: So let's back out a second. What's you talking about?
Speaker 4: Okay, So when you told me about the blood moon,
Speaker 4: I thought, oh, I think that there's some rituals the
Speaker 4: word I know what he used, the word rituals.
Speaker 5: Why didn't Yeah? I think?
Speaker 4: I said, I think there's some activities we could do
Speaker 4: during the blood moon where we release things and it's
Speaker 4: just a good night to do it, and we may
Speaker 4: need to burn it or throw it in some water
Speaker 4: or something like that. It's just a fun one thing
Speaker 4: we could do together. I'm not doing anything demonic or satanic.
Speaker 6: I'm just simplify. I'm me simplfy what happened. I don't
Speaker 6: know what the blood moon was. Amy's like, it's red, yeah,
Speaker 6: but she used that as a conduit to get us
Speaker 6: all to hang out. It wasn't even about a blood moon. Yeah,
Speaker 6: she was like, I would like to hang out, like
Speaker 6: I need some friends to come over to the house
Speaker 6: or something.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 4: No, I wanted to host us together at the house
Speaker 4: doing something outside of work together that is a bonding
Speaker 4: experience and we can all take something in our lives
Speaker 4: that we need to surrender, release and get rid of.
Speaker 6: And at first it wasn't about the blood moon. She's
Speaker 6: been pitching idea, yeah, and I was like, blood moon,
Speaker 6: it feels weird astrology.
Speaker 1: Weirdos probably think this actually means something.
Speaker 6: And then Amy's like, what we could do that's fun
Speaker 6: is you write something down and then you throw it
Speaker 6: in water, and it's like it's an activity.
Speaker 1: To let that thing release whatever. Who would you bo happening?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's an experiential thing, like you can in your
Speaker 4: mind release something, but when you write it down on
Speaker 4: paper and burn it and then drop it in water,
Speaker 4: like there's.
Speaker 1: Just a scary He brings up a great point. That's
Speaker 1: why I'm not doing it. Yeah, no, no, yeah, I'll
Speaker 1: live by the good book. And you know what, he.
Speaker 4: Probably also doesn't take his kids sug or treating.
Speaker 6: Or read Harry Potter or if you're offended by this,
Speaker 6: if you think this dumb little activity you could do
Speaker 6: at a work office and that doesn't have to do
Speaker 6: with a blood moon as a get to know you
Speaker 6: game where you just like write something down you want
Speaker 6: to get better out at work and throw it. Dude,
Speaker 6: you're out of your mind. I actually I'm banning.
Speaker 1: Your fosten into the show for two weeks. How do
Speaker 1: you enforce it? I don't, but maybe the big man upstairs?
Speaker 1: Will you cut street?
Speaker 4: Sorry if I'm wrong? He goes, I guess, I guess
Speaker 4: I could be wrong. I thought you were a Christian.
Speaker 4: Sorry if I'm wrong.
Speaker 6: What he's doing there is setting you up to go
Speaker 6: sorry if I'm wrong, I thought you were Christian.
Speaker 1: Unfair.
Speaker 6: He's not saying sorry he's wrong. He's saying I'm going
Speaker 6: to compare you to what I thought you were by
Speaker 6: taking a shot at you.
Speaker 1: That's completely unfair. Wait till he hears about the other stuff.
Speaker 3: What other stuff?
Speaker 1: We're still doing the reading the Dragon book?
Speaker 4: Oh fourth Wing.
Speaker 6: Listen, whoever you are, you're out of your mind. She
Speaker 6: might be demonic, yes, but not because of this.
Speaker 1: Is she a Christian? Yes? Yes, yes, very much so. Yes,
Speaker 1: so you are a moron person.
Speaker 7: Just is it during the blood moon? I think you
Speaker 7: can do it any other day of the week. But
Speaker 7: he said blood moon makes you a demon.
Speaker 4: No, it's the ritual.
Speaker 1: I don't think you ever said a ritual though, I
Speaker 1: don't know if. I also don't think you're the devil.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 9: But we're not doing this though, right.
Speaker 8: No, we are.
Speaker 6: I'm using this as a reason not to do anything
Speaker 6: because I don't want I don't want to go to hell,
Speaker 6: and I don't want us to be put on that
Speaker 6: side of the chart.
Speaker 1: A good call, and it's like, okay, welcome to the
Speaker 1: pearly gates. Next up, number two, Bobby coming up. Oh wow,
Speaker 1: this is good, this is good. You did this to
Speaker 1: blahah mmm blood moon burn paper.
Speaker 4: Okay, So if you're canceling this activity, what are we
Speaker 4: replacing it with nothing? Something more wholesome.
Speaker 1: Well, we'll do prais and worship ourselves at our own houses.
Speaker 5: Love it.
Speaker 4: That's not together. You're missing the whole point.
Speaker 1: Get over yourself, do your band from two weeks to
Speaker 1: listen to the show. What's his name? First name?
Speaker 4: Well, I have to pull up my DMS. I just
Speaker 4: copied in paoplelock him. I didn't even I left it
Speaker 4: in the I didn't even move it over to the
Speaker 4: where he could see that. I read it because I
Speaker 4: was like, oh, and also I don't want to judge
Speaker 4: him like nothing, I don't. I don't have any ill
Speaker 4: feelings towards him, Bobby, I don't need anybody to retaliate.
Speaker 1: She is in constant fear of retaliation always. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: it's the best bits of the week with Morgan number.
Speaker 2: Two, get more stop by the show. We haven't talked
Speaker 2: to him in years. He's been outliving his life, traveling
Speaker 2: the world. He's been spending a lot of time in
Speaker 2: Hawaii and down in Africa, and he also has a
Speaker 2: new album out. So he came in talked about all
Speaker 2: the things. If you want to watch the interview, you
Speaker 2: can check that out on our YouTube page at Bobby Bone.
Speaker 1: Show number six. There is Kip Moore. Everybody back. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna see a buddy look lean and mean.
Speaker 8: Just got done serving for two straight months, so I
Speaker 8: guess maybe that's it.
Speaker 1: Do you live in Hawaii?
Speaker 8: No, I don't live there. I go there though, for
Speaker 8: at least like a month every winter.
Speaker 6: So what do you do for a whole month? Like
Speaker 6: talking me through a day in Hawaii? Because no idea.
Speaker 8: You know, normally I'm up before the sun comes up.
Speaker 8: I used to always ride my bicycle into downtown Lahina,
Speaker 8: but that's no longer with us at the moment because
Speaker 8: the fires. Yeah, because the fires, and it's but there.
Speaker 8: It It kind of gave me a little hope this time.
Speaker 8: I mean, when I was there last year, it was
Speaker 8: totally like an apocalyptic scene. It was pretty gnarly. This year,
Speaker 8: you're starting to see frames go up and hopefully that's
Speaker 8: followed by you know, business and stuff. But it still
Speaker 8: was my routine where I take a bike ride early
Speaker 8: morning and I would check the whole South Shore coast
Speaker 8: to see the thing was close by happen and breaking.
Speaker 8: And then if nothing's happening, I go to Honolua Bay.
Speaker 8: Usually I get I got a truck that I ran
Speaker 8: out there for my buddy. And yeah, so it's like
Speaker 8: a twenty minute drive, and then I'll surf for four
Speaker 8: or five hours, and then I go to our roots,
Speaker 8: I get a little coffee and a little lunch, and
Speaker 8: then I go back out and surf a little longer.
Speaker 8: And then if somebodies are doing something on the other
Speaker 8: side of the north Shore where I might mountain bike
Speaker 8: late in the evening, when we'll go up to Hollyockwall
Speaker 8: and go all the way down and we'll do like
Speaker 8: a camp fire up on Polypoly and call it a day.
Speaker 4: You do that every day for a month, it.
Speaker 1: Was a different language.
Speaker 8: I mean, yeah, I wouldn't say every single day, but
Speaker 8: the majority of that, at least pieces of that I'm
Speaker 8: doing every single day.
Speaker 6: And when you surf that long, it's got to be
Speaker 6: something more than just a physical part of it. I
Speaker 6: never served, So like, why do you love surfing?
Speaker 8: You know, Bobby, it's think about it like this. I
Speaker 8: love the snowboard. I love it like I really do.
Speaker 8: I love playing music. I love it like truly for
Speaker 8: the purity of it. But either one of those scenarios,
Speaker 8: but we'll say realistically, like if you said, oh man,
Speaker 8: where are you going to snowboard this year? And I said,
Speaker 8: you know Park City. He said, oh, man, you're gonna
Speaker 8: have a blast, but just be careful because every winter
Speaker 8: over there there's a big monster that comes out of
Speaker 8: mountain and kills like two people on the way down.
Speaker 8: I would never snowboard again. That'd be it. You never
Speaker 8: see me on the mountain. Surfing is the only thing
Speaker 8: I feel like once we get past the age of like,
Speaker 8: you know, eleven, twelve thirteen, we have happiness and we
Speaker 8: have joyful moments in life. I'm not saying that, but
Speaker 8: to tap into that childlike spirit of nine, ten eleven
Speaker 8: years old is impossible. It's the only thing that does it.
Speaker 8: So you know, when I catch a really good wave,
Speaker 8: its throttling, and I'm on top of like a one
Speaker 8: foot reef where there's that also that danger element of
Speaker 8: all men. You know, I could die. It's two feet overhead,
Speaker 8: and you see people coming out bloody all the time.
Speaker 8: When you catch that and you're in it and you
Speaker 8: feel that u fork thing that's happened in that moment,
Speaker 8: and it's you know, the waves are like carved in
Speaker 8: these celestial workshops, and it's you know, you get out
Speaker 8: the backside and the sunset and everything. You feel like
Speaker 8: you're a little kid, and so I'll you kind of
Speaker 8: risk that for anything.
Speaker 6: Are you able to separate yourself from the world and
Speaker 6: the tasks or troubles of the world because you have
Speaker 6: to focus on just that.
Speaker 1: Is that a part of it?
Speaker 8: You just said it. It's the only thing I feel.
Speaker 8: I'm trapped a little bit in a maniacal state that
Speaker 8: I stay in a lot. You know, I can't ever
Speaker 8: seem to turn that thing off, and that's the only
Speaker 8: time that it happens. That's the only thing that I'm
Speaker 8: doing where everything just kind of goes away. And it's
Speaker 8: not just like you know, music and stuff that I'm
Speaker 8: here and you know all the time in my head,
Speaker 8: but it's I feel everything big and small, like really deeply.
Speaker 8: So you know, I can't even remember when we played
Speaker 8: South Africa last year. I had a moment. I've been
Speaker 8: doing some things that are underground over there, and i
Speaker 8: had a moment where I met this kid and I've
Speaker 8: never had a kid make that kind of impact on me,
Speaker 8: and I carried it with me for I mean, it
Speaker 8: was just constantly in there, you know, for months. It
Speaker 8: felt like it's the only time that when i'm out
Speaker 8: there and you're in that that everything goes away, the music,
Speaker 8: all the things that come with the madness, whatever heartache
Speaker 8: you're experiencing, whatever it is, it all goes away. And
Speaker 8: it kind of has to because you have to be
Speaker 8: dialed in. If it's really pumping, you cannot think about
Speaker 8: anything else.
Speaker 1: Who was the kid?
Speaker 8: It was? So I've been going to these shanty towns
Speaker 8: in different spots of Victoria, Johannesburg or Cape Town, and
Speaker 8: there's a woman that's been running a soup kitchen there
Speaker 8: for years. I'd heard about her and I wanted to
Speaker 8: meet her. And they said, well, you can't go into
Speaker 8: this area because it's just way too dangerous. So I said, well,
Speaker 8: let's go. We're going today because it's my only day off.
Speaker 8: And they were you know, it was like this back
Speaker 8: and forth, and the government got involved, was like, you
Speaker 8: can't go, we can't go in there, YadA YadA. So
Speaker 8: we ended up going. We weren't supposed to, but I
Speaker 8: talked a couple of my security guards to take me
Speaker 8: there and I met her. I wanted to meet her
Speaker 8: in person because I wanted to get involved with her.
Speaker 8: So then that went to this other thing where she
Speaker 8: was talking about these safe houses she was wanting to build.
Speaker 8: So that that's when I started meeting these individual kids.
Speaker 8: So this kid was Michael, who lived in this I
Speaker 8: mean this space that was I mean easily just as
Speaker 8: big as a square right here, with about six other kids,
Speaker 8: six of his brothers, one sister. Never met a more
Speaker 8: gregarious kid in my life. Yeah, it so now we're
Speaker 8: just trying to h We're not trying to it's actually
Speaker 8: happening right now. So now we're working on the safe
Speaker 8: houses are going up now in that area.
Speaker 1: Did that remind you that you're not always just a
Speaker 1: product of your environment, Meaning this kid has, from what
Speaker 1: we have, a pretty rough life. But if he had
Speaker 1: such a positive attitude, like you're explaining how he is,
Speaker 1: like people are drawn to him.
Speaker 8: He's unreal. He was unreal.
Speaker 1: Does that continue to give you new perspective when you
Speaker 1: see somebody living a life like that but doesn't act
Speaker 1: like you think someone should actively live a life like that.
Speaker 8: One thousand percent. There's so many elements to this. And
Speaker 8: when we could sit here and we could talk for
Speaker 8: two days on this, because I got so many opinions
Speaker 8: on this, but you know, you can't help but look
Speaker 8: around and what is happening within that particular area to
Speaker 8: the opportunity just is not there, so that light will
Speaker 8: most likely start demming. But that's you know, the special
Speaker 8: thing about kids before we kind of ruin them in
Speaker 8: a sense, you know. And but his environment is nothing
Speaker 8: but gangs affiliated around him. You feel the tension unlike
Speaker 8: anything I've ever been in inside that, So you know
Speaker 8: that there is I'm really big on this. I'm really
Speaker 8: big on if you can be in a really dire
Speaker 8: poverty situation money speaking, but if you have a solid
Speaker 8: foundation of parental structure, you can get past those things.
Speaker 8: But without that and in that situation, yeah, it's a
Speaker 8: it's a it's pretty dire.
Speaker 1: Where do you live?
Speaker 8: What state I live? I mean I live here?
Speaker 1: In your mail? Where's your mail come?
Speaker 8: I live? I live in Nashville. Okay, yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 8: still live in Nashville.
Speaker 1: So your bill's come here? Yeah, got it?
Speaker 8: I still I still live in there.
Speaker 1: You're all over Hawaii, South Africa?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, like when it's time stuck cell phone bills?
Speaker 8: Well yeah yeah, I mean that goes over there on Charlotte.
Speaker 8: But yeah, yeah.
Speaker 6: So what a what about time to actually be creative.
Speaker 6: When do you get that because you have the new
Speaker 6: record now, But like when do you write the stuff?
Speaker 8: I mean, it was it was every single day, Bobby.
Speaker 8: It was truly a relentless pursuit. Every every time I
Speaker 8: got home last year, I was in this. I was
Speaker 8: either writing with my friends or I would start most
Speaker 8: of the songs. I'd get halfway done at this. You know,
Speaker 8: a little place I got on the East Coast, and
Speaker 8: that's where I would go and I would write it
Speaker 8: and then I would get guys out there, but I
Speaker 8: would hold up tracking. I mean, it was non stop
Speaker 8: recording every time I had days off. And I mean
Speaker 8: I did. I don't know. I guess I did one
Speaker 8: hundred shows last year. So it was every time I
Speaker 8: was home. I mean I was. I was working on
Speaker 8: it every time I was back in Nashville.
Speaker 1: You're working on But when were you writing it?
Speaker 8: Yeah? I mean, like I wake up every single morning.
Speaker 8: It's the first thing I do. And that might end
Speaker 8: up being, you know, on the road, and you know,
Speaker 8: I get off the bus and I have a little
Speaker 8: whole little process that I do. But I'm jotting out
Speaker 8: the lyrics that I've got what that I wake up
Speaker 8: with and I'm singing the melodic parts the Countermeloy's into
Speaker 8: my phone because I'm always got that there. So then
Speaker 8: I see what I have if it's something that moves me.
Speaker 8: I might be three four hours into it before soundcheck,
Speaker 8: or I might just jot down a little bit for
Speaker 8: thirty minutes. I come back to it after soundcheck, then
Speaker 8: it's another hour, and then I come back to it
Speaker 8: after the gym and it's another hour. It all depends,
Speaker 8: it all varies, and then late night I've gotten to
Speaker 8: where that's kind of when late night, super early morning
Speaker 8: is when I feel the sharpest rake.
Speaker 6: We play a few field the songs here. Yep, let's
Speaker 6: do bad Spot? Can you give me some bad Spot?
Speaker 6: This is Keip Moore in studio.
Speaker 1: You felt sad there, man, what's happening my dear?
Speaker 8: No, This record was very much a an unpacking of
Speaker 8: the closet. It was, you know, I think that even
Speaker 8: with you guys, I mean it's you come in here
Speaker 8: and you hustle every day, and or you're on the
Speaker 8: road a whole lot, and you have this ability to
Speaker 8: start compartmentalizing. You compartmentalize all these things in your life
Speaker 8: and you shove them down and you bury them, and
Speaker 8: a lot of times because you don't want to face
Speaker 8: it and you don't want to look at yourself, like
Speaker 8: you know, you don't want to look at yourself and
Speaker 8: actually see what it is, you know, what you've done
Speaker 8: or what somebody's done to you. And so this record
Speaker 8: was a very cathartic process of that. And I didn't
Speaker 8: know what was happening because I write, like I said,
Speaker 8: I truly write every single morning, so I'm not always
Speaker 8: in a record cycle. But I wrote High Hopes living Side,
Speaker 8: which is one of my favorites on Little Record, and
Speaker 8: solitary tracks in like a week span, and then it's like, oh,
Speaker 8: I'm writing a record right now, I'm saying something. I've
Speaker 8: got something to say. And I felt it, you know,
Speaker 8: I felt these things that are buried, and I think
Speaker 8: it's just an unpacking of that closet, looking in all
Speaker 8: the junk and saying you're sorries some people you can't
Speaker 8: reach out to and say you're sorry, to say in
Speaker 8: your sories in your heart for those people, trying to
Speaker 8: pray for forgiveness for that, and then trying to receive
Speaker 8: the grace of that for yourself and letting go of
Speaker 8: the things that people hurt you on. And I think
Speaker 8: that's what this whole record is.
Speaker 1: There's one I'd like you to comment on that. I
Speaker 1: like the Flowers in December. Could you play that ray?
Speaker 1: Make that a little more personal for me?
Speaker 8: You know, that was actually me thinking about my dad.
Speaker 8: It wasn't so much of a it is a love
Speaker 8: song in a way in that sense, but it was
Speaker 8: He'll creep into my mind at the strangest places, But
Speaker 8: then thinking about him had me also thinking about it.
Speaker 8: That's like a chain event that happens. And then I'm
Speaker 8: thinking about something a long time ago that went awry
Speaker 8: and our lives went separate ways, and I happened to
Speaker 8: be looking at a flower at that time that had wilted,
Speaker 8: And that's how the whole kind of concept came there.
Speaker 1: It's a lot of tracks, twenty three tracks, the songs
Speaker 1: solitary tracks is out, But twenty three songs? Does that
Speaker 1: mean you wrote a whole bunch more and you cut
Speaker 1: it down to twenty three?
Speaker 8: It was just going to be the thirteen from said
Speaker 8: A and B and that's all it was going to
Speaker 8: be because that SAD, A and B is a thing.
Speaker 8: It's a very specific thing. The sounds, the sonic nature
Speaker 8: of it is all one thing. And then when I
Speaker 8: finished it, the label said, well, you actually you got
Speaker 8: four months until we have to turn this in if
Speaker 8: it's going to come out February twenty eight, because that
Speaker 8: was always the set date, and so I just kept writing.
Speaker 8: And then C and D is more of just an
Speaker 8: eclectic mix of I was in a whole different space
Speaker 8: because once I wrote that, I was done mentally with
Speaker 8: that in the way I felt, and so everything started
Speaker 8: to change. And then I had Love and War, which
Speaker 8: is just a straightforward rock and roll song, and Ali
Speaker 8: Cat and it was a different kind of levity to
Speaker 8: the music and it's but it's definitely kind of a
Speaker 8: hodgepodge mix on the next side. So I just decided,
Speaker 8: what the heck, you know, I couldn't have done this
Speaker 8: in the situation that I was in. Let's just give
Speaker 8: my whole pile of songs. You know, they hadn't had
Speaker 8: a record a minute.
Speaker 6: So with as much as you travel, do you do
Speaker 6: a lot of stuff alone a lot like go to
Speaker 6: restaurant and to moving.
Speaker 8: It a lot. Yeah, and I've always kind of done
Speaker 8: that though. I mean at sixteen, I was doing that,
Speaker 8: you know, I was making up an excuse with everybody,
Speaker 8: you know. And I love I love companionship. I love
Speaker 8: hanging out with good people. And but I can just
Speaker 8: remember kind of being aware when my dad kind of
Speaker 8: probed me, like, why didn't you go with Jason and
Speaker 8: Matthew when they were came by the house, but then
Speaker 8: you left at nine o'clock. He didn't couldn't quite wrap
Speaker 8: his head around that. But I would go see the
Speaker 8: movie by myself instead of going with everybody else.
Speaker 1: Why is that?
Speaker 8: I don't know. And at times I love, like I said,
Speaker 8: I love the companionship, but I love sitting. I love
Speaker 8: sitting in the coffee shop by myself, jobbing out thoughts.
Speaker 8: I love to read.
Speaker 4: It's a solitude thing. Yeah, there's different between like being
Speaker 4: lonely and finding solitude.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's gonna be a monk.
Speaker 8: It's it's definitely not a like a lonely.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 8: But see, like you say it, like I'm there's a
Speaker 8: part of that. Like I've even looked into going to
Speaker 8: those temples and doing the thing where you don't speak
Speaker 8: for a month. I'm, there's a there's a there's a
Speaker 8: romantic nature to that, and I just think there's certain
Speaker 8: things that you can't find out about yourself when you're
Speaker 8: constantly surrounded by people like i'm, And I feel like
Speaker 8: being uncomfortable is the best way to learn who you are.
Speaker 8: I really feel that way. So it's not that I'm
Speaker 8: just trying to stay away from people a lot, but
Speaker 8: it's like, even when I go on these surfing trips,
Speaker 8: you know, I'll go get a dirt bike and El
Speaker 8: Salvador and then make my way down in the Nicaragua
Speaker 8: or whatever and maybe keep going. And I love it.
Speaker 8: I love the I got back this morning and yesterday morning,
Speaker 8: and I quickly it's like, man, and I'm not by
Speaker 8: no means of my bashing Nashville in any sense, but
Speaker 8: I get here and the madness right away. You know,
Speaker 8: you're in that traffic and it's just chaos and everybody's honking,
Speaker 8: everybody seems on edge. And you go to the gym
Speaker 8: now and everything just feels so different than even what
Speaker 8: it was ten years ago in this town, and it
Speaker 8: seems like everyone one's insular, super super insular. It's a
Speaker 8: very uh, you don't feel warmth in these places, and
Speaker 8: so I think too. I love so much being by myself.
Speaker 8: I can't tell you how many experiences I've had in
Speaker 8: the last two months where I pulled up on a
Speaker 8: dirt bike to a surch spot and I'm just sitting
Speaker 8: there and I got a cup of coffee in my
Speaker 8: hands and I'm just kind of hanging out, and the
Speaker 8: next thing you know, there's somebody else that comes up
Speaker 8: right here, and next thing you know, there's somebody else here.
Speaker 8: Before you know it, because there's no waves, We've had
Speaker 8: a three hour conversation about everything under the sun, and
Speaker 8: the next thing you know, we're all grabbing dinner the
Speaker 8: next night. I make friendships, real friendships so much in
Speaker 8: the gym that I go to the Block Malley, which
Speaker 8: is just my favorite gym in the world. That you
Speaker 8: walk in and there is such a warmth in that
Speaker 8: place and everybody's it's a genuine nature of they're excited
Speaker 8: to see and it's everybody in there, and they're all
Speaker 8: hanging out, they're talking, and they're still getting no work
Speaker 8: out in and then they all go hanging I have
Speaker 8: made more friends in these places that I'm in for
Speaker 8: just a brief amount of time than the gym that
Speaker 8: I go to every day in Nashville. I you know,
Speaker 8: I can't think of anybody that I've really even hung
Speaker 8: out with it. I've been working out there for eight
Speaker 8: nine years. It's just a different thing of everyone's guard
Speaker 8: is down, there's no inhibitions, nobody's trying to be cool,
Speaker 8: nobody's trying to put on some front. They're not looking
Speaker 8: around over the shoulder, and who else is in the room,
Speaker 8: And well, I gotta go. I got a thing, and
Speaker 8: I got It's none of that. It's none of this
Speaker 8: like surface thing you're You're in like these deep conversations
Speaker 8: so fast in these places. And then the next thing
Speaker 8: you know, I'm in a living room that's happened in
Speaker 8: Mexico recently, and I meet this guy could barely speak English,
Speaker 8: and we're looking at the ways end up surfing all
Speaker 8: day together and he's like telling me and I can
Speaker 8: kind of understand Spanish pretty good now, and he's inviting
Speaker 8: me back to his house. Six knew I'm in a
Speaker 8: house with nine people having tacos where no one can
Speaker 8: speak English, and I'm in their living room in this
Speaker 8: tiny little house and like, I'm like brothers with that
Speaker 8: guy now. And so every time I go back, you know,
Speaker 8: there's you know, there's it's awesome. There's no social like
Speaker 8: you know, it's like people here around here want to
Speaker 8: hang out with the people here. It's a weird thing,
Speaker 8: and it's You've got doctors hanging out with fishermen, hanging
Speaker 8: out with plumbers, hanging out with guy that runs a gym,
Speaker 8: and nobody cares. And when I'm traveling by myself, I
Speaker 8: open myself up to all those things because I'm just
Speaker 8: kind of drifting and letting it all kind of happen.
Speaker 6: Obviously, you're playing a bunch of shows and you ability
Speaker 6: are doing some shows. What song in the first few
Speaker 6: notes do people hear and freak out.
Speaker 1: Of yours?
Speaker 8: That was us? Just yeah, yeah, right away, that was
Speaker 8: us The bull I would say The Bulls probably the
Speaker 8: biggest song that I have, which you know is never
Speaker 8: on the radio, and it's probably the biggest Yeah, easily
Speaker 8: wherever I go around the world at when the minute,
Speaker 8: you know that when and that was us in Crazy
Speaker 8: More Time. Those are probably the three that garner the
Speaker 8: biggest reaction.
Speaker 1: Are you gonna learn all these songs? All twenty three.
Speaker 8: Oh gosh, Bobby, you know, last night I got home,
Speaker 8: and I'll be honest, this is the first time that
Speaker 8: I've like really checked out, like truly I was writing.
Speaker 8: But normally when I go I'll start kind of thinking
Speaker 8: about the next year and working on the new stuff
Speaker 8: that I've written, and I just started looking at it
Speaker 8: last night and trying to relearn because a lot of
Speaker 8: times too, you record them a certain way, and then
Speaker 8: when you play him live or you're playing an acoustic
Speaker 8: you got to rearrange them a certain way. So I've
Speaker 8: spent no time, so I gotta I gotta get on
Speaker 8: that pretty quick.
Speaker 1: You look, Jacks, I'm gonna be honest with you.
Speaker 8: I mean, what a batch. No clue. I've never maxed
Speaker 8: in my life, No.
Speaker 1: Clue, pretty jacked, rejected, probably like ready to ball to
Speaker 1: eighty five? You do to eighty five one time?
Speaker 8: Truly, no clue, truly, no clue.
Speaker 4: Like when you're working out, you don't, like.
Speaker 6: Adult really don't max though, I mean I did just
Speaker 6: because I wanted to like see.
Speaker 4: What I could do, and like, yeah, you all know
Speaker 4: these guys know what.
Speaker 6: They're I'm an idiot, So I max, like because I
Speaker 6: want to relove my junior high all days.
Speaker 1: So I didn't know, you.
Speaker 8: Know, like I know what, I know what kind of
Speaker 8: weights I work out with when I'm doing sets and stuff.
Speaker 8: But I've never maxed. Maybe I did in high school maybe,
Speaker 8: but I don't remember maxing out ever.
Speaker 6: Do like rocks when you're in the country and there's
Speaker 6: no weight, you're like just lifting boulders a picture you're doing, Yeah,
Speaker 6: like two curls with boulders, yeah.
Speaker 8: And El savador that's all you could do. So I
Speaker 8: didn't want to stop like training, so I mean I
Speaker 8: was surfing a lot, but like you know, you got
Speaker 8: you'd find big rocks and.
Speaker 4: Do Yeah, do you want to life three sixty or
Speaker 4: anything like that. I feel like somebody in your life
Speaker 4: needs to know where you are at all times. Like
Speaker 4: I'm kind of worried.
Speaker 1: Yeah, neckarg wouldn't I've been there. It don't feel safe.
Speaker 4: But like, like are you able to be located if
Speaker 4: need be? No, you're like off the grid still Like.
Speaker 8: No, I mean I don't. I don't even have a computer.
Speaker 8: If you have a phone, I got a phone, like
Speaker 8: a yeah, I got I got an old phone, Like
Speaker 8: I think in twenty thirteen. Yeah, still running.
Speaker 6: Okay, Well, we're not worried for you because you got
Speaker 6: it all figured out, but I don't have it figured out.
Speaker 8: Well, I'm the last person that's got it figured out.
Speaker 6: And that's what That's what allows us to say you
Speaker 6: haven't figured out, because if you thought you had to
Speaker 6: figure out, you wouldn't. And those that don't have it
Speaker 6: figured out are the ones that have it figured out
Speaker 6: that you next never actually figured out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm kind of jealous of all quick how you
Speaker 4: get here, but I also am worried.
Speaker 9: What's cool is we've wondered where you've been. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 9: and now we know he's.
Speaker 8: I don't. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Uh, it's good to see a buddy. It's good to
Speaker 1: see you, guys.
Speaker 6: What people may not know about Kip is that Kip
Speaker 6: is still is a plus athlete, not even at like
Speaker 6: the rock climbing and the surfing, but like was like
Speaker 6: an it and still maybe an elite golfer. I don't
Speaker 6: if you get to play enough golf, but it keeps
Speaker 6: like a true artist slash athlete. He's the reason my
Speaker 6: cup isn't full in those areas. Like God gave him
Speaker 6: so much he didn't have any left for a guy
Speaker 6: like me, which it's like, oh, you gave it all
Speaker 6: to Kip, he gave Bobby.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 6: We do have a challenge that we've been doing here.
Speaker 6: It has to do with a bit of hand eye coordination.
Speaker 6: Do you still feel like yours is pretty good?
Speaker 8: Decent?
Speaker 6: Okay, we've had a couple people give it a run.
Speaker 6: We had. The current leader is Derk Spentley. Matt Carney
Speaker 6: is right under him. We're gonna put the scoreboard up
Speaker 6: behind you. Now you can walk away from the challenge.
Speaker 6: It doesn't matter. But you ever played bop it before?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 6: Okay, it's a very easy game. You hit the button,
Speaker 6: you bop it, You twist it and you pull it
Speaker 6: and it tells you what to do.
Speaker 1: All you have to is listen. You take a practice run.
Speaker 1: You'll take a run.
Speaker 8: Yeah, let's do it. I heard one of you guys
Speaker 8: talking about spear fishing on the way in here before
Speaker 8: I leave. After when this is over, whatever, I have
Speaker 8: the most insane so I have ever heard it. While
Speaker 8: you talk hear it, I'll give you the really quick version.
Speaker 8: Dear friend of mine, alb Lair, who's probably the best
Speaker 8: big wave rider in the world, the most radical human
Speaker 8: being you ever meet. He's insane. And his buddy, Tory Meser,
Speaker 8: is also a ripping professional surfer. So Tory is only
Speaker 8: spearfish twice and Albi goes all the time, and they
Speaker 8: will on the north shore, and this happened like two
Speaker 8: weeks ago. Albi's down low, he's got all these fish
Speaker 8: around his belt he's been catching, and he can hold
Speaker 8: his breath for like four minutes straight. So Tory is
Speaker 8: up close to the top of the surface and he
Speaker 8: can hear the screaming happening, and he looks up. There's
Speaker 8: about a twelve foot tiger shark that keeps rushing at him.
Speaker 8: So he's fighting him off with his spears. So Albie
Speaker 8: freaks out and takes his belt off little fast and
Speaker 8: swims up to the top, gets in from the shark
Speaker 8: to like Tampa with it, and lets the belt go.
Speaker 8: Shark guy dies about ten feet and goes away from
Speaker 8: it right away. Alby sees the shark go away, so
Speaker 8: he tells him to go up real quick, get a breath.
Speaker 8: He says, we're gonna have to go back down. We
Speaker 8: don't want to be bobbing on top, so they go
Speaker 8: back down to get eye levels, see where it's at.
Speaker 8: Comes back around circles from behind him, and he says,
Speaker 8: you know, I've been in the water with so many sharks,
Speaker 8: but I've never had one literally trying to eat me.
Speaker 8: And it's going at him. He said, the speed of
Speaker 8: this thing was crazy, and it would dart at him.
Speaker 8: And they were fighting this thing off of spears. It
Speaker 8: was a solid fifteen minute fight with this shark. And
Speaker 8: now they're trying to spirit and swim backwards towards the shore,
Speaker 8: and so holding.
Speaker 1: Not shooting a spirit over because if you shoot it,
Speaker 1: you've only got one shot.
Speaker 8: So the shark was opening its mouth, and I'll be
Speaker 8: told him they kept going to the surface. Whenever it
Speaker 8: would swim off, they would quickly go to the surface
Speaker 8: get a breath, and i'll be told him. Towards the end,
Speaker 8: he says, this thing is going to eat us if
Speaker 8: we don't do something now, because he could tell how
Speaker 8: desperate the shark was. Must have been super hungry, juvenile
Speaker 8: shark twelve feet mal so, but he knew he only
Speaker 8: had one shot. Instead opens his mouth again, I'm trying
Speaker 8: to shoot in his mouth. But then you're gonna be
Speaker 8: the only one with the spear. He never got the
Speaker 8: shot because it was so he said, it was so
Speaker 8: quick and you couldn't time it. But now the shark
Speaker 8: had figured out. It went behind him and it was
Speaker 8: trying to push him back out to the deep, and
Speaker 8: it's pushed him out further and further. He said. This
Speaker 8: fight went on for solid fifteen minutes where he truly
Speaker 8: thought of all the big wave Ridingy's done, and you
Speaker 8: know he's had severe brain damage from jaws and stuff.
Speaker 8: He said, this was I knew that it was over.
Speaker 8: As aggressive as this thing was. They finally fought it
Speaker 8: off and they made their way.
Speaker 6: Back and how if what was the final It just
Speaker 6: it finally gave up, got tired, it gave up with him.
Speaker 8: Yeah, dude, that's crazy.
Speaker 1: That's monster.
Speaker 6: That's why you don't surf. That's truly you're talking about snowboarding.
Speaker 6: If a monster was on the mountains, that's the monster
Speaker 6: that I would not That's why I.
Speaker 1: Don't go out there.
Speaker 6: That story alone, I was gonna go surfing today, yet
Speaker 6: not doing it, brother, thank you. Okay, so this is
Speaker 6: just hand eye coordination. So if you hit skoob but
Speaker 6: if you want to show me at the button, will
Speaker 6: do a practice round. We'd have no idea, that's the thing.
Speaker 6: We don't even know how to offer expert advice. But
Speaker 6: you will win a scholarship. You will win a scholarship.
Speaker 1: Score six So if you hit it's gonna tell you
Speaker 1: that's the middle button. So that's bop it, and that's twisted,
Speaker 1: and the other one's pull it. I score sixteen. We'll
Speaker 1: practice run here.
Speaker 10: Twist it, Pully, twist it Pully.
Speaker 6: All right, he's ready. Let it die now, I let
Speaker 6: it die for score by now. One of the most
Speaker 6: athletic guys I know, he's gonna play bop it.
Speaker 1: He's ready to go. The leaders Dirk Spentley with eighteen. Kip,
Speaker 1: are you ready?
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 1: Hit it up? Pull it, pull it, no, pull it.
Speaker 4: Let's twist it.
Speaker 1: Now, bop it, score.
Speaker 5: It.
Speaker 10: Twist it, Pully, twist it, Pully twisted, Poppy, Holy twisted twisted.
Speaker 1: It slipped out of his hand. Uh nine eighteen, you
Speaker 1: were on it. That was the thing.
Speaker 6: It just slipt out of your hand. That was a
Speaker 6: grip issue. Anyways, Now it's going to sleep. Well, look, man,
Speaker 6: the record, I'm gonna be honest. It's twenty three tracks.
Speaker 6: I haven't listened to every single track, but I did
Speaker 6: listen to.
Speaker 1: A lot of it. It's awesome.
Speaker 8: Appreciate it.
Speaker 6: I think I listened to A and B the first Okay, yeah,
Speaker 6: I got you. That's why I knew.
Speaker 8: Take it, take it. Take a look on fevers when you.
Speaker 6: Hear the only game of the think last night. The
Speaker 6: record it's not actually out yet, I mean it is
Speaker 6: while we're talking about it. Yeah, it only just got it. Like, yeah,
Speaker 6: I'm rooting for you. I love the project. I love
Speaker 6: that feel so personal. You were able to do it
Speaker 6: how you wanted to do it.
Speaker 8: I think that's I appreciate that. I think that's.
Speaker 1: Probably more fulfilling for you than any other project you've
Speaker 1: ever done.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I appreciate that you got to do anything.
Speaker 1: Everyone's listening now. Go see kept on the road and
Speaker 1: he's doing a bunch of dates himself. He's all over
Speaker 1: the place.
Speaker 6: But also he's doing a bunch of dates with Billy
Speaker 6: Billy Carrington and the record is out today. It's weird
Speaker 6: when something new comes out, because do you expect feedback immediately?
Speaker 6: Do you search for feedback immediately?
Speaker 8: No, I've tried to like really disassociate myself when I
Speaker 8: like it's it's uh yeah, you know, because I can't
Speaker 8: sit here and say I don't care, because I do
Speaker 8: probably too much. So I try to disassociate myself when
Speaker 8: I get done with the project, like I mean, I've
Speaker 8: really put it behind and then I'll be playing it
Speaker 8: soon and I'll be reconnected to it. But you know,
Speaker 8: music is just so subjective, so I've just learned to
Speaker 8: let that be what it is.
Speaker 1: Solitary tracks out now, Kept more, go at, kept more music.
Speaker 8: Good to see, Buddy, Thank you, thank you. Love the
Speaker 8: Larry Bird soundball.
Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan. Number two.
Speaker 2: It's not very often that Lunchbox comes in concerned about
Speaker 2: somebody else. Most of the time he just spills some tea,
Speaker 2: makes a complaint, But to raise a concern is a
Speaker 2: very unusual thing for a lunchbox.
Speaker 3: Buddy did, and it was about.
Speaker 2: Amy and something that happened in our studio's parking garage.
Speaker 7: Number five, Lunchbox, you have asked for the mic go ahead, yes,
Speaker 7: And I'm concerned for Amy's safety. Oh Amy, I'm worried
Speaker 7: you're gonna injure yourself or you're gonna injure someone else
Speaker 7: in this building. You drive like a maniac in this
Speaker 7: parking garage.
Speaker 1: And it's all she does.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 7: I saw her driving like thirty miles an hour coming up,
Speaker 7: and here's the thing whipping around, whipping around. Usually when
Speaker 7: you're the one coming up a parking garage, you take
Speaker 7: the outside and you make a wide turn. Amy is
Speaker 7: cutting it like coming around, and I'm like, Amy, there's
Speaker 7: gonna be someone coming the other way and they should be.
Speaker 7: And was giving me like uncomfortable feelings because she.
Speaker 1: Was moving so fast and anxieties. Yes that's the word. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I wanted to just help you out with that.
Speaker 7: I was feeling uncomfortable in my own skin. I saw it.
Speaker 7: I was like, oh, Amy, you're going to hit someone.
Speaker 7: You've got to slow down and you've got to take
Speaker 7: your turn.
Speaker 4: Here were you watching?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 1: Amy? Why did you see how?
Speaker 7: I was sitting in the parking garage and I could
Speaker 7: see her coming up and I see her whip.
Speaker 9: Whoa why are you sitting in the parking garage?
Speaker 7: Was I was getting out of the car, chilling man,
Speaker 7: And I was just like, Amy goes way too fast.
Speaker 1: I mean she is moving. Even if you go a
Speaker 1: medium there's an accident that's gonna happen because our parking
Speaker 1: garage wraps around, wraps around, wraps down, and we're up
Speaker 1: on like the seventhethh or whatever it is, and people
Speaker 1: almost get hit all the time going slow to where
Speaker 1: they have to put mirrors up in the corner so
Speaker 1: you can see people coming around. Amy don't even know
Speaker 1: those were mirrors there. I was told, you think those
Speaker 1: are corner chandeliers.
Speaker 4: They're useful. Now that I'm aware of them, I speak
Speaker 4: on this. I have no idea what was talking about.
Speaker 4: There's there's no way I was going thirty miles per
Speaker 4: hour up the ramp. It's impossible.
Speaker 6: Okay, let's say you stop. Let's say we remove the number.
Speaker 6: Are you a bit aggressive?
Speaker 4: No? I don't.
Speaker 1: I think I know.
Speaker 4: I think that I'm totally fine. I think that he's
Speaker 4: just digging.
Speaker 1: Do you take wide turns or no?
Speaker 4: I could probably go a little wider. Okay, I could
Speaker 4: probably go a little wider. He's not wrong about that.
Speaker 4: But I don't think I was reckless or driving too fast.
Speaker 4: I probably do need to proceed with caution at that point,
Speaker 4: like where you're turning, because I do forget that, like
Speaker 4: other cars can come out the other way, So that's.
Speaker 1: From the other way. Nope, that's where the head on
Speaker 1: accident's gonna happen. Yeah. Has anyone been in an accident here?
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, yeah, knock on wood.
Speaker 7: Give it two bucks and amy if she doesn't start
Speaker 7: taking wider turns and slow down.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you have to go slow and wide.
Speaker 4: I feel like I'm going slow, so I'll just go wider.
Speaker 4: But you know, i'll for lunchboxes sake care since he
Speaker 4: is concerned about my safety, I will make note of
Speaker 4: my speed next time I'm doing it. I'm not even
Speaker 4: gonna try to manipulate. I'm just gonna do like a
Speaker 4: normal do. Go up the ramp and check the speed.
Speaker 6: Latchbox over under thirty days until she has a fender
Speaker 6: bender of some sort under you think so, I mean.
Speaker 1: The next month, you think she had something or somebody.
Speaker 7: The way she was moving to the parking garage, I
Speaker 7: was like, wow, my girl, you need to relax.
Speaker 1: Girl. Okay, it's the best bits of the week with Morgan.
Speaker 2: Number two, Cale Lowry, who some people might know from
Speaker 2: sixteen and Pregnant came on to our show.
Speaker 3: So a few weeks ago we scammed a scammer.
Speaker 2: It was somebody who was impersonating Cale's manager and they
Speaker 2: asked Amy to come on her podcast as a guest,
Speaker 2: and they were doing this whole zoom thing and we
Speaker 2: knew it was a scam, but we wanted to set
Speaker 2: it up so we can scam the scammer. We did
Speaker 2: that all happened, which you can watch on our YouTube page,
Speaker 2: and then Cale came on to share her thoughts on
Speaker 2: the whole thing and this person impersonating her manager, so
Speaker 2: you're gonna hear her whole story also the time she hacked.
Speaker 3: It's crazy. These scammers are wild.
Speaker 1: Number four so Bobby Bones Show interviews. In case you
Speaker 1: didn't know, we're about to talk to Kaylan Lowry. Kayln
Speaker 1: Lowry was on teen Mom, uh.
Speaker 7: Sixteen and pregnant then teen Mom. Yeah, it cycles up.
Speaker 6: So Lunchbox is a massive fan and we knew of
Speaker 6: her outside a Lunchbox because Amy got an email going, Hey,
Speaker 6: I'm John, I'm the manager. I want to put you
Speaker 6: on a podcast on Kaylen's podcast, and it felt fishy,
Speaker 6: so we tracked it all the way and got the
Speaker 6: guy on and he was trying to scam right USh.
Speaker 4: There are scams where they offer you money to join
Speaker 4: the podcast, and he hadn't offered any money, so we
Speaker 4: were like, well, maybe this is legit, but he was
Speaker 4: trying to just hack my Facebook.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and then there's a part where it's like you're safe,
Speaker 6: trust me, feel free whatever it was here, don't.
Speaker 1: Want to be afraid. You're safe, don't worry.
Speaker 6: They're so creepy. So we'll talk to Kaylan about the scam.
Speaker 6: And then also Lunchbox will get some questions in as
Speaker 6: well because he is a super fan. But here she
Speaker 6: is Kayln Lowry by Hey Calen, they're saying you go
Speaker 6: by kal Now is that true? I just want to
Speaker 6: say your name right Yeah? Yeah, cal So, Cale Lowry's on,
Speaker 6: and we have many reasons for you to be on.
Speaker 6: We have super fans of yours in the studio and
Speaker 6: we're gonna get to that in a second. But we
Speaker 6: got to tell you we had somebody try to scam us,
Speaker 6: acting like they were your manager, and.
Speaker 1: People do this to us as well.
Speaker 6: But does this happen with you where people act like
Speaker 6: they are representing you and they're really not.
Speaker 11: Yeah, well, most recently somebody I'm assuming the same people
Speaker 11: that scammed you.
Speaker 5: Guys were scanning like I don't know, twenty.
Speaker 11: Or thirty people I got tagged in like things sort
Speaker 11: of like what they tagged me in on your page.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and so we got them on the phone.
Speaker 6: No, we did the whole thing where we knew it
Speaker 6: was a scam kale and then we're like, well, let's
Speaker 6: just do what happens, and so we get them on
Speaker 6: It was some dude from India.
Speaker 1: Don't be afraid, You're safe, don't worry.
Speaker 6: He was like telling us to click links and give
Speaker 6: control of our computer. And so it was just to
Speaker 6: let everybody know, like, don't when someone's trying to schedule
Speaker 6: us or you, because this is a real problem now,
Speaker 6: right what is the endgame?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 11: Like are they getting finances somehow or what is the purpose.
Speaker 6: So what we think is they want to control of
Speaker 6: our computer and then they are in and so they
Speaker 6: can take over your Facebook because they wanted to do
Speaker 6: it on Facebook, which also let me know it wasn't
Speaker 6: you because they were like, we're going to do this
Speaker 6: podcast on Facebook, and so we don't really jump into
Speaker 6: Facebook with many podcasts like do it from there. Yeah,
Speaker 6: but they want to take control of your Facebook, and
Speaker 6: then they want to use that Facebook to sell a
Speaker 6: bunch of crap.
Speaker 4: Scam other people your followers.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, Well that.
Speaker 5: Happened from my Facebook.
Speaker 11: My Facebook was taken over by somebody and for years
Speaker 11: I couldn't get it back, and they were monetizing my
Speaker 11: public Facebook page.
Speaker 4: No way, Okay, so that's total me what he wanted
Speaker 4: to do.
Speaker 6: So were you ever able to get it back? And
Speaker 6: what were they trying to sell? How are they making money?
Speaker 5: I just got it back.
Speaker 11: I think maybe within the last year I got it back,
Speaker 11: and I mean we were in conversations with Meta. We
Speaker 11: were trying to figure out, you know, could we pay
Speaker 11: a service to help us get us back? Get it
Speaker 11: back every video that I put up because I still
Speaker 11: had the ability to post on it, so I would
Speaker 11: post reels and things like that. They would get all
Speaker 11: of the profit and all of the monetization from that.
Speaker 11: But they would also post the most random videos with
Speaker 11: people I had no idea who they were, funny videos,
Speaker 11: all kinds of content, and they would get paid on
Speaker 11: those as well.
Speaker 6: Well, we're here in solidarity. We are not trying to
Speaker 6: book and pay anybody. And the guy that emailed us
Speaker 6: his name was John Walker, your manager, and do you
Speaker 6: have a do you have a manager named John Walker?
Speaker 5: I don't even have a manager.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, from India?
Speaker 6: And I was I was like, her manager ain't gonna
Speaker 6: be from India. Like my manager lives in the same
Speaker 6: town as I do. And there's a reason.
Speaker 1: But okay, So, anybody that's trying to get booked on
Speaker 1: Cal's podcast, how do you book your podcast? This is good?
Speaker 1: How do you book yours?
Speaker 11: You can email me info at Cal Lowry dot com
Speaker 11: dm me and it's always going to come either for me,
Speaker 11: my assistant or my producer for the podcast, which I
Speaker 11: talk about. You know Kristin and Alessandra all the time.
Speaker 11: So if you're a regular listener to the podcast or
Speaker 11: know me on social media, like you know those two names.
Speaker 6: That's crazy. Okay, good lunchbox. You've been over there chopping
Speaker 6: out a bit.
Speaker 1: Are you be in Cal?
Speaker 5: Hey?
Speaker 4: How are you hey?
Speaker 1: I miss you? Look we used to we used to
Speaker 1: interact on Twitter. But let me tell you my Twitter
Speaker 1: got hacked. I don't have Twitter anymore. Gaus, Oh my
Speaker 1: Twitter is click on Kale stuff. It wasn't it a
Speaker 1: cal I don't know where.
Speaker 7: You'm from, but it just went away and I don't
Speaker 7: have it anymore, and so then I miss out on
Speaker 7: a lot of life updates.
Speaker 1: I want to know, how do you have time to
Speaker 1: do so many podcasts? I mean, how do you do it?
Speaker 5: I just do it, That's the number one question I
Speaker 5: always get. But I just do it. I work from home.
Speaker 11: I have this cute little office, and I have a
Speaker 11: set recording schedule every single week, so I know exactly
Speaker 11: what podcasts are getting recorded. And I try to be
Speaker 11: out of my office by two thirty to go pick
Speaker 11: up my kids every day.
Speaker 8: Man, that is so.
Speaker 7: Cool off by two thirty and then just be mom
Speaker 7: and living life. And do you miss do you miss
Speaker 7: the TV? Like?
Speaker 1: Do you miss that part?
Speaker 11: It's a double I want to say yes, I don't
Speaker 11: miss the narrative, but I do miss a little bit
Speaker 11: of the environment.
Speaker 1: What about the girls? What about the other girls? Do
Speaker 1: you still talk to any of the girls?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Well I just signed Caitlin and Tyler to my podcast network,
Speaker 5: So that was exciting.
Speaker 7: That's awesome, and so like how like rich wise, like
Speaker 7: are you living to imagine, like what's going on Cale?
Speaker 5: I mean, I live comfortably.
Speaker 11: I have a nice little five thousand square foot house
Speaker 11: that I love, and we have a rental property right
Speaker 11: in the front and a farm.
Speaker 5: So we live very comfortably.
Speaker 1: You have one more question, only one more?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, oh, I have stuff I want to
Speaker 6: ask too, but I'm let you get your super fan
Speaker 6: stuff out.
Speaker 7: Do your kids understand the famous aspect? Do they do
Speaker 7: they get approached in public? How do you handle that?
Speaker 5: It's it's been a little weird.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 11: Isaac's fifteen now, so that part is a little weird
Speaker 11: for him because he doesn't really know how to navigate
Speaker 11: it just yet.
Speaker 5: But he said, when people are nice to him about it,
Speaker 5: he's fine.
Speaker 11: It's like the kids at school, if they ask nicely
Speaker 11: and they're not like rude or entitled to his answers,
Speaker 11: that's been okay. The rest of the kids don't seem
Speaker 11: to mind or really get approached on their own.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's what's crazy. Is her kids about to
Speaker 1: have a driver's license? Like that is so weird? Is
Speaker 1: that the kid from sixteen and pregnant the writ the og? Yes, yeah,
Speaker 1: and that's what I mean.
Speaker 7: Like they were showing like Macy and then were doing
Speaker 7: a follow up season and the kids are like driving,
Speaker 7: and I'm like, how is this possible?
Speaker 1: How I've I've known these girls for sixteen years. You've
Speaker 1: known them all? Yeah? Yeah, been the part of my
Speaker 1: life for sixteen years. You have seven children?
Speaker 5: Cal Yeah, I have seven?
Speaker 8: Why?
Speaker 1: And what the oldest is? Fifteen? How young is the youngest?
Speaker 5: My twins are one?
Speaker 1: Was there any theme in naming them?
Speaker 2: So?
Speaker 11: Originally I had the middle names all were double L
Speaker 11: that was the main theme. All their first names were
Speaker 11: inspired by somebody or somewhere right, like Isaac was Isaac
Speaker 11: Hanson from the Hansons, Lincoln was the Burrows from Prison Break,
Speaker 11: and so there was like a theme sort of with
Speaker 11: the first name.
Speaker 5: What was your original question?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 5: And then the double L middle names.
Speaker 11: I lost that with the twins, Like by six and seven,
Speaker 11: we didn't have any more double L names.
Speaker 1: Do you have any rule about your kids being in pictures?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 11: I if anyone approaches us in public, I don't allow
Speaker 11: my kids to be in them. If the kids are like, no,
Speaker 11: I want to, that's a different conversation.
Speaker 5: But I don't like when the fan comes up and asks,
Speaker 5: can you get Isaac in the picture? Can you get
Speaker 5: Lincoln in the picture? I don't like that?
Speaker 1: So you do? Do you allow your fifteen year old
Speaker 1: to have social media?
Speaker 11: He does have social media, but I oversee all of it,
Speaker 11: and he if he makes a video for his Instagram
Speaker 11: or his TikTok, he sends it to me first and
Speaker 11: I have to give approval.
Speaker 1: So what's the difference in Coffee Convos? And then like
Speaker 1: Baby mom is no drama, Well, so.
Speaker 11: We don't have Baby Mama's no drama anymore. We now
Speaker 11: have Karma and Chaos. So Karma and Chaos is a
Speaker 11: rekindling of a friendship with my friend, one of my
Speaker 11: best friends, and so we fell out and then we
Speaker 11: got back together. We have a podcast now, Coffee Combos
Speaker 11: with Lindsay is very different because we talk about co parenting,
Speaker 11: we talk about pop culture, we talk about everything on there.
Speaker 11: And so I would say Carma and Chaos is more
Speaker 11: advice based and experience based, and then Coffee Combos is
Speaker 11: just a free for all.
Speaker 1: What about Barely Famous? Is that a guest podcast?
Speaker 5: Yeah, so Barely Famous is guest based and I just
Speaker 5: do interviews on that one.
Speaker 1: So how many days a week are you doing podcasts?
Speaker 11: We have a lot, usually three or four days a week.
Speaker 11: Last week I recorded eight or nine episodes all together.
Speaker 1: What is your relationship with fame? I mean, so I
Speaker 1: asked that because it's barely Famous podcast and I don't
Speaker 1: know she's famous. Don't let her lie to you she
Speaker 1: ain't barely famous. Well, I'm not asking that. I'm just
Speaker 1: like it define fame today.
Speaker 5: I mean, I don't even know if I can. When
Speaker 5: I think of famous people, I think of.
Speaker 11: I mean Kim Kardashian, right, like big names, and I'm
Speaker 11: never I'm not that right, So that's why I say
Speaker 11: barely famous.
Speaker 5: But I sort of have like people. Some people know
Speaker 5: who I am, So that's why I say barely famous.
Speaker 11: I don't know if fame has a definition anymore because
Speaker 11: people are becoming famous just through Instagrams and TikTok. Now
Speaker 11: they don't have to be on a show, they don't
Speaker 11: have to be an actress, they don't have to be
Speaker 11: an actor, you know what I mean.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's like a micro fame, and yeah you can
Speaker 6: be famous for just being specializing in something where if
Speaker 6: you know a whole lot about brocoli you're gonna have
Speaker 6: a following and someone's gonna see itm be like, oh
Speaker 6: my god, you're my favorite broccoli, you know. I think
Speaker 6: And when lunchboxs ask you the question about being on TV,
Speaker 6: I think just doing content is television now. You know,
Speaker 6: anything on the phone, if it's in someone's eyes or ears,
Speaker 6: I think too.
Speaker 11: With the I don't want to call it a downfall.
Speaker 11: That might be reaching, but cable is sort of going away.
Speaker 11: People are getting more views on their social media than
Speaker 11: when shows are airing on TV with a full production.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and it's much cheaper to do, you know, and
Speaker 6: we can just do it. And that's aby the row stuff.
Speaker 6: It works so well, you know, and not the real
Speaker 6: you know, shiny stuff. Oh well, I mean it looks
Speaker 6: like you work really hard. That's that's super cool. I'm
Speaker 6: so happy to see your success after the show. And man,
Speaker 6: you got a lot of kids. That's pretty crazy. Seven kids,
Speaker 6: that's wild. Did you what was the goal to have
Speaker 6: a large family?
Speaker 1: Like? Did you have five and we're gonna do one more?
Speaker 1: And then it's like, oh we got two more.
Speaker 11: No, that sort of happened after that. I didn't want
Speaker 11: kids originally. I never wanted kids. So when I had
Speaker 11: one and I grew up an only child, I was like, well,
Speaker 11: we better have one more. And then it sort of
Speaker 11: went kind of snowballed from there, and you know, we
Speaker 11: joke about having an eighth.
Speaker 5: But eight eight feels like a lot to me.
Speaker 1: Did it get easier physically? Like four five sixty seven?
Speaker 1: Like to hold it got worse? Really? Yeah?
Speaker 5: I would say my body was way.
Speaker 11: It took it much easier back when I only had
Speaker 11: you know, two and three, But by my fifth and
Speaker 11: my twins, I was going through it.
Speaker 5: I was going through it physically.
Speaker 6: I feel like with six pregnancies you have the sample
Speaker 6: size to actually ask you this could Is there something
Speaker 6: that happened to you while you were having the kid
Speaker 6: that you knew it was going to be a boy
Speaker 6: or girl?
Speaker 11: No, and I had gut feelings, but they weren't always right.
Speaker 11: So and I didn't find out For the first three,
Speaker 11: I didn't find out if they were boys or girls.
Speaker 11: I was just like, I knew the next one was
Speaker 11: going to be a girl, and they weren't until my
Speaker 11: daughter came was she's one of the twins.
Speaker 1: Because people are like if it's if it's low it's
Speaker 1: going to be a girl.
Speaker 6: There are all these things, and I ask you again,
Speaker 6: who have been through six pregnancies, six different versions of labor,
Speaker 6: that it's all just a crapshoots the whole time.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, every single time. Know that the Chinese calendar
Speaker 5: a little string.
Speaker 1: That's awesome.
Speaker 6: Well, you guys can follow Cale on Instagram at cal
Speaker 6: Lowry and again the podcast it goes from barely famous
Speaker 6: Karma and chaos coffee combos. I check those out. We'll
Speaker 6: put them in the body of the podcast art description
Speaker 6: as well. Hey, thanks for the time, and we're so
Speaker 6: happy we did not get scammed by you.
Speaker 1: It wasn't you. Yeah, yeah, you do not have a
Speaker 1: manager in India.
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, Well, I hope you have an awesome rest
Speaker 6: of the day and thanks for spending some time with us.
Speaker 5: Cal thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Are you gonna talk to you? Bye bye. It's the
Speaker 1: best bits of the week with Morgan.
Speaker 2: Number two, everybody on the show felt that they had
Speaker 2: to make an apology to someone or something, so we
Speaker 2: did it on the show, big vulnerable moment where everybody
Speaker 2: got very public and shared an apology that they felt
Speaker 2: they had to make.
Speaker 6: Number three we're gonna do. Is there anyone you'd like
Speaker 6: to apologize to that? That's the segment. Eddie's the one
Speaker 6: that suggested it. I don't know why are you looking
Speaker 6: to public apologize?
Speaker 9: Yes, go ahead, Yes, I'd like to apologize to my wife.
Speaker 9: A few days ago, she came to me and said
Speaker 9: that her tire was flat, that it was indicating on
Speaker 9: the screen and her car that one of her tires
Speaker 9: was going flat. I inspected the tire myself, went punched
Speaker 9: it a little bit, squeezed it around, like, this isn't flat.
Speaker 9: You're whatever's telling you it's flat, is not flat. Fine?
Speaker 9: She went another day, she says, still telling me, it's
Speaker 9: even more flat.
Speaker 1: I checked it.
Speaker 9: It's not flat. Turns out she had a nail in it.
Speaker 9: And then because she went against me and went to
Speaker 9: the tire place, she went to the tireplace without telling
Speaker 9: me because she didn't believe me. But you are wrong,
Speaker 9: And that's that's why I'm apologizing, because I was wrong.
Speaker 9: But I'm just saying I was a little upset that
Speaker 9: she went. She totally just just better ignored me.
Speaker 1: But her instinct said, you're wrong.
Speaker 4: You needed to ignore you, or she's going to end
Speaker 4: up on the side of the road.
Speaker 9: Right, you're right, and that's why i'd like to apologize.
Speaker 1: Did she end up on the side of the road.
Speaker 4: No, she did not, Thank Goodness, because she was proactive.
Speaker 9: She said, my husband's stupid, I'm going to go check
Speaker 9: this out at a tireplace.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Did you get mad at her when she told you?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 9: No, I was like, wow, you were right. I'm sorry,
Speaker 9: you were absolutely right.
Speaker 1: Good for you.
Speaker 4: So now you're just publicly apologizing.
Speaker 9: Yes, I'm publicly apologizing, and inside when she went against
Speaker 9: what I said, I was kind of a little irritated,
Speaker 9: but I'm over it now.
Speaker 1: Lunch box, anyone you want to apologize to you, I'd
Speaker 1: like to oologized to my neighbor.
Speaker 7: There was a dead squirrel in my yard and I
Speaker 7: didn't want the kids playing with it, so I got
Speaker 7: two sticks and just flung it over into their yard.
Speaker 1: And they didn't do anything to you.
Speaker 7: No, they didn't do anything to me. But I didn't
Speaker 7: have anywhere to put the dead squirrel trash bag. Yeah,
Speaker 7: I mean I was just outside and the kids were outside,
Speaker 7: and I was like, man, I'll just fling it over
Speaker 7: their yard.
Speaker 9: So now he has a dead squirrel in his yard.
Speaker 7: So they had a dead squirrel in their yard and
Speaker 7: the husband was was out of town, so she had
Speaker 7: to call her son, who lives somewhere south of town,
Speaker 7: and he came over and got the dead squirrel. And
Speaker 7: I was like, oh, I saw Jimmy was over there.
Speaker 7: She's like, yeah, I had a dead squirrel in my yard.
Speaker 7: And I was like, oh, that's that sucks. But I
Speaker 7: like to apologize my neighbor. That was me after the
Speaker 7: squirrel in your yard because it was dead in my
Speaker 7: yard and I didn't need it.
Speaker 1: Appreciate you sharing that. Yeah, it's brave, Amy.
Speaker 4: Well, I do, but it's private.
Speaker 1: What that's the point. No, it's through the bobby.
Speaker 4: I needed to talk to you in your office.
Speaker 1: So we'll just see they're apologize. Yeah, yeah, I'm good.
Speaker 1: I'll forgive you.
Speaker 5: Well, I don't even know what it is.
Speaker 1: I don't care. You don't even I know it is.
Speaker 1: I'm holding nothing, I have not I have no resentment.
Speaker 9: What if it's like she stole a million dollars, Oh
Speaker 9: it could be.
Speaker 6: I would rather not know because I don't want to
Speaker 6: get irritated at something. Why would you What if you
Speaker 6: apologize for something that I don't know where I'm not
Speaker 6: bothered by. There is a chance you're introducing me to
Speaker 6: being irritated at something.
Speaker 4: Which means the deep down you are irritated by it,
Speaker 4: which means I need to apologize.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I know what I want to I
Speaker 1: know what it is. You know I don't apologize for what?
Speaker 4: Why?
Speaker 1: No, we're not I know what it is. We're good,
Speaker 1: We're not good. I know what it is. We're good,
Speaker 1: but we're not good.
Speaker 2: I know what it is.
Speaker 1: Ok we all know what you all know what it is.
Speaker 1: We're even tell right now.
Speaker 4: It's your tone.
Speaker 1: It's not good. Tone, weird.
Speaker 4: No, you're you're brushing it off like, no, we're good.
Speaker 1: No, I already know we're good. I don't know.
Speaker 4: I've known you for twenty years. It's not good.
Speaker 6: Oh my god.
Speaker 9: Okay, see, Mike, do you know what it is?
Speaker 8: I don't know what it is.
Speaker 1: You guys don't know what it is. Knows what it is?
Speaker 10: Do you know what it is?
Speaker 9: I don't know what it is.
Speaker 12: It has to be.
Speaker 1: Don't even say anything else. You do know what it is?
Speaker 4: Okay, and I need I want to apologize.
Speaker 1: No need yes, Hey, apology accepted.
Speaker 12: I know what it is.
Speaker 4: I know this doesn't feel genuine right now? Okay, apology accepted, Bobby,
Speaker 4: Can can we meet in your office? This is or
Speaker 4: you want to do it right now?
Speaker 1: Yes, we'll do it later. We'll do it later. I
Speaker 1: got to do my thing real quick. Okay. But I
Speaker 1: don't think you need to apologize.
Speaker 4: I want to there's a difference, fair enough, Okay, isn't
Speaker 4: there a difference?
Speaker 1: Do some of you guys not know?
Speaker 9: Still don't know what it is?
Speaker 1: Unsow? Okay, later, we'll get to it. We'll get to it.
Speaker 8: We'll get to it.
Speaker 1: Let me do mine. I'd like to apologize to my
Speaker 1: wife because I have a semi announcement here, but not really.
Speaker 6: I'm trying to go pro and pickleball. So I'll hired
Speaker 6: to pick aball coach and we just bit her lip
Speaker 6: because she didn't want to.
Speaker 1: I hired to pick a ball.
Speaker 6: He's a former tennis player, okay, who's like playing pickleball
Speaker 6: at a high level. And I was like, I need
Speaker 6: somebody to train me because I'm trying to go pro
Speaker 6: and pickleball.
Speaker 4: Does he live here in Nashville?
Speaker 1: Yes, and so I hired. That's not the thing. Don't
Speaker 1: judge me already.
Speaker 6: This is not the I hired a pickootball coach and
Speaker 6: my wife was like, hey, can I come out and
Speaker 6: hit some with you in the coach. I was like, no,
Speaker 6: business serious, and I shouldn't have said no. I should
Speaker 6: just should have just let her come out and hit
Speaker 6: with us.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 1: I know I got a little too competitive and said that.
Speaker 1: I know I shouldn't have. That's on me. I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: So she did she end up coming out?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, but I don't mind letting her
Speaker 1: next time.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, she's probably gonna I'm totally not to go.
Speaker 1: I'm apologizing. I should have well, she asked, I should
Speaker 1: have said, yes, come out, but I was like, I
Speaker 1: gotta train. I don't want to be, you know, doing anything.
Speaker 1: It's not up to my level. Yeah, So I apologize.
Speaker 4: That's good.
Speaker 1: More get anything you want to apologize to publicly.
Speaker 3: I mean, I need to apologize to myself because.
Speaker 8: This is.
Speaker 2: Because of all my Verdico stuff. I'm just my heads
Speaker 2: a little bit in the clouds, and I may or
Speaker 2: may not have loved tapped my garage a little bit
Speaker 2: when I.
Speaker 1: Was trying to get out backed into your garage.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like I thought it was totally up and it wasn't.
Speaker 3: And so there was a nice little.
Speaker 2: And I got mad at myself because I was frustrated
Speaker 2: with the fact that I'm.
Speaker 3: Still dealing with it.
Speaker 1: Was a whole moment.
Speaker 3: So I need to like, I'm not very good at
Speaker 3: giving myself grace when this stuff happened.
Speaker 1: So yeah, maybe get that checked out, all right, everybody?
Speaker 1: Get not now another time we'll do it on the air.
Speaker 1: Oh see, Oh I love that.
Speaker 12: Good.
Speaker 1: Okay, thank you guys. It's the best bits of the
Speaker 1: week with Morgan.
Speaker 2: Number two, there were two things that happened recently with
Speaker 2: some coworkers, and we decided to talk about it on
Speaker 2: the show, but not in the capacity of just the
Speaker 2: conversation about that, but which one lunchbox was.
Speaker 3: Going to be more jealous and upset over. And we
Speaker 3: all made bets.
Speaker 2: And then he heard these two segments and he definitely
Speaker 2: had a strong envy of one particular coworker here, and
Speaker 2: it may get him into some trouble if he.
Speaker 3: Does anything about it.
Speaker 1: Number two, just walking back in the studio, he does
Speaker 1: not know the options he's about to hear, we're judging
Speaker 1: which he'll get. Okay, there he is. I'll be quiet,
Speaker 1: all right, Come on in. I don't like this headphones.
Speaker 9: You don't even know what it is.
Speaker 1: But when you send me out of the room, you're
Speaker 1: sending me up for failure. We're not okay, good.
Speaker 6: We do want to share a couple stories with you, Okay.
Speaker 6: The first one is Ray Mundo is going to walk
Speaker 6: a red carpet on a TV show and Ray, They're
Speaker 6: gonna send a car. Yep, Lemo, I've been told, Lemo,
Speaker 6: you're gonna do You're gonna do press interviews just for
Speaker 6: the pub of what do they want with my car
Speaker 6: when they pimped it? Yeah, so Chase Matthew has a
Speaker 6: TV show a country artist, and they took raised car
Speaker 6: and they remade it. But they want ready to come
Speaker 6: out and be the star of the night, walk the
Speaker 6: red carpet, do press, et cetera.
Speaker 1: Thoughts. That's annoying.
Speaker 7: Why, I mean that just sucks like I mean, I
Speaker 7: don't know, I just I mean I I that's something
Speaker 7: I should be doing. I should be on the red
Speaker 7: carpet of shows.
Speaker 1: I don't know. It's a little frustrating. What is your
Speaker 1: frustration or annoyance level? Uh what a level? Like?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: Like I don't think he really deserves it, but whatever,
Speaker 1: I mean, that's what they want. That's what they want. Well,
Speaker 1: he's on the show.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's unfortunate, That's what I'm saying, Like, I don't
Speaker 7: understand why they Yeah.
Speaker 1: Okay, another story. Ed you want this one? Yeah?
Speaker 9: Sure?
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 9: There are are some people that we work with that
Speaker 9: went to Jelly Roll's bar and while they were there,
Speaker 9: Jelly Roll said, as long as this bar is open,
Speaker 9: you will never pay for a drink here, and he
Speaker 9: handed them personalized cards and they are lifetime cards for
Speaker 9: them to drink for free at that bar. And the
Speaker 9: crazy thing is one of the guys don't even drink.
Speaker 1: So it's a Jelly Rolls bar. Everybody was invited to
Speaker 1: go to the opening.
Speaker 4: No what wow?
Speaker 1: And they got cards for life. Dude, here's the thing.
Speaker 1: I got invited to that, right, we all did. Yes.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but he was at nine pm like start time,
Speaker 7: and I was like, ooh, nine pm, that's a little late,
Speaker 7: you know what I'm saying, Like on a weeknight, I
Speaker 7: don't know if I can hand that. These other people,
Speaker 7: see they don't have jobs where they had to be
Speaker 7: there early. They just roll in whenever they want. They
Speaker 7: come in at ten o'clock and it's like, oh, no
Speaker 7: big deal. Or they work from home so they're able
Speaker 7: to do that kind of stuff. That is frustrating. Oh
Speaker 7: that sucks. You know how cool would be because like
Speaker 7: friends coming down, I got you. You slap that down
Speaker 7: on the bar and you just buy everybody.
Speaker 12: Drinks all night a frustration level, Like just imagine, like
Speaker 12: you just want to go out on Broadway where and
Speaker 12: just take people any time of the day.
Speaker 1: Just go in there and start buying people drinks. Should
Speaker 1: be the most popular people person in town. You could
Speaker 1: have been there. You chose not to say you think
Speaker 1: jay roll give me one anyway?
Speaker 10: No, I do not.
Speaker 1: No chance you don't think jolly roll hoo.
Speaker 12: Can know?
Speaker 1: I don't even ask because that puts them in a
Speaker 1: weird pressure. No you did.
Speaker 6: You just told lunchbocks to ask you. I am going
Speaker 6: through don't because it's a whole conflict of interest thing
Speaker 6: where it's like if I don't.
Speaker 9: Then they feel pressure you.
Speaker 1: I'll all say, look, this was I'll say this if
Speaker 1: I handle it this way. I don't want you to ask.
Speaker 1: It puts artists in a bad place. Not not awkward
Speaker 1: or anything. It's already awkward. No, no, you just listen
Speaker 1: next time.
Speaker 2: I see.
Speaker 4: We can't even handle the hypothetical because it.
Speaker 1: Makes it makes me look bad if you're asking for
Speaker 1: free stuff.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, I'm not going to ask for free stuff.
Speaker 7: Just listen to how I'm gonna say it. What I'm
Speaker 7: jelly man?
Speaker 1: How you been? How you been? Are you talking like that?
Speaker 1: You don't talk like that?
Speaker 7: Sorry, sorry I missed that grand opening. Dude got a
Speaker 7: little sick. I mean I missed everything. Anything cool happened there? Like,
Speaker 7: were you giving anything away that I didn't give?
Speaker 1: You can't do give anything away?
Speaker 6: No, no, no, it's it's conflict of interest because it
Speaker 6: doesn't be jelly roll. But people would feel like, well,
Speaker 6: if I don't do this, maybe I don't get to
Speaker 6: go on the show, maybe I don't get it, so
Speaker 6: they feel like they have to do that.
Speaker 1: So if it comes to you. But no, you can't
Speaker 1: ask for it. I don't ask. No, you can't even
Speaker 1: allude to it. No, no to tweet like, man, I
Speaker 1: can't believe I missed that free drink card. It Joey roll. No,
Speaker 1: it was you didn't miss it. He was never giving
Speaker 1: it to you.
Speaker 12: No, No, he was that.
Speaker 1: You don't know that. You don't know that that everybody
Speaker 1: that went to the Great Opening got it.
Speaker 6: No, not everybody. Obviously there were thousand people there. Some
Speaker 6: people you know in the building.
Speaker 9: Don't worry about it yet.
Speaker 7: Let me know.
Speaker 4: I know he already said. One of the guys doesn't drink.
Speaker 1: Yes, no way right now, why like, what's he going
Speaker 1: to do with it? He didn't even come to town.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna play jelly roll now, are you? I'm serious?
Speaker 1: That's all. You took me out of the roof boarder,
Speaker 1: round me up. We debated which wou get most irritated.
Speaker 1: Which one did you vote?
Speaker 6: I didn't vote Amy, and Eddie voted that Ray because
Speaker 6: he was closer, like he's fat from you. Now that's
Speaker 6: celebrated famous, he's and Morgan thought it would be you
Speaker 6: love free stuff so much that it would be the
Speaker 6: jelly roll thing.
Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two.
Speaker 2: Sometimes we all have some very big news to share,
Speaker 2: and that is what happened this week. We went around
Speaker 2: the everybody had a big news story to share, whether
Speaker 2: it was personal, something that happened in the news that's
Speaker 2: impacting them, or maybe it's not good, maybe it's kind
Speaker 2: of weird. I don't know, you're gonna get the whole
Speaker 2: gamut of things. But we all had big news and
Speaker 2: that's what you're about to hear here.
Speaker 1: Number one. This segment's completely unfair because I said, everybody
Speaker 1: share some big news, and Amy just went how big?
Speaker 1: I got nothing, But we'll come to you. We'll come
Speaker 1: to you well, because what happened was I saw something.
Speaker 1: I was like, oh, big news.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna share this on the show. So here we
Speaker 6: are on Thursday. I got big news to share. Then
Speaker 6: Eddie goes, I have big news too, okay, So then
Speaker 6: it was we forced everybody to have some big news.
Speaker 1: So Eddie you can go first. What's your big news?
Speaker 1: I have huge news.
Speaker 8: Go.
Speaker 9: After seven years of paying a car payment, I am
Speaker 9: finally a car owner. I own my jeep. It's one
Speaker 9: hundred percent in mine. I don't own a payment anymore.
Speaker 9: It's like crazy because I've never ever owned.
Speaker 1: A vehicle before. I think that's a big deal. I
Speaker 1: think it's we celebrated big big news paid off his car.
Speaker 9: That's really cool, big deal.
Speaker 1: I feel like Amy's gigliin because hers this.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I don't know say anything. We'll come to
Speaker 6: you in a minute. I have big news. It's something
Speaker 6: I've talked about on the show a lot. Now I
Speaker 6: want to read you this. The latest analysis has reduced
Speaker 6: the probability of that asteroid. They got up to over
Speaker 6: three percent to now point zero zero one percent.
Speaker 1: News we're living possibly wow.
Speaker 6: Asteroid y Are four will pass Earth on December twenty second,
Speaker 6: twenty thirty two. The probability had gotten his high as
Speaker 6: three point one. The rise and fall of the asteroid's
Speaker 6: impact probability has followed an expected and understood pattern. The
Speaker 6: European Space Agency says zero zero one percent point zero
Speaker 6: zero one percent.
Speaker 1: For me, that's big news. That's big. Keep me up
Speaker 1: with it. Okay, I don't know what you're about to say.
Speaker 4: I don't neither.
Speaker 1: Oh, you don't even.
Speaker 4: Know what you're I have like five different things in
Speaker 4: my head right now.
Speaker 1: We'll give me one. Amy's big news, everybody.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm going away for a weekend with my ex
Speaker 4: husband and my two kids.
Speaker 1: This is big. I don't want to no, I want
Speaker 1: Amy to tell more before we start and starting our theory.
Speaker 4: Should I have gone with something different?
Speaker 6: So you and your ex husband are going away together
Speaker 6: with your kids. Yes, now that sounds I know it's not.
Speaker 1: I think it's not.
Speaker 6: That sounds romantic, it's not. Okay, yeah, because we all
Speaker 6: thought that, right, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Okay, I go ahead.
Speaker 6: Well, and.
Speaker 4: It's just something that we're doing for our kids with
Speaker 4: our kids a therapy type thing and co parenting situation.
Speaker 4: And I'm just really proud of us forgetting to this
Speaker 4: point to where we can do something like this same room.
Speaker 4: Were staying in the same room. No, we're not staying
Speaker 4: in the same room.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a fair question. Yeah question.
Speaker 4: I was open to staying in like the same space,
Speaker 4: but like different rooms. And then Ben, my ex husband,
Speaker 4: he was like, well, how does your boyfriend feel about that?
Speaker 4: And I said, he's totally fine, He's supportive whatever we
Speaker 4: need to do for our family, it's totally okay. And
Speaker 4: then ultimately we decided we're going to do separate like
Speaker 4: Ben and our son will be in a space and
Speaker 4: then Stasha and I will be in a different space,
Speaker 4: so totally separate. But we were we were open to
Speaker 4: that because it was going to save a little bit.
Speaker 4: But that's what we're going to do, and it's I'm
Speaker 4: really excited about it, and I'm just proud of us,
Speaker 4: and I hope this gives hope. I know not everybody
Speaker 4: has this type of co parenting situation where you can
Speaker 4: get along, and Ben and I definitely have moments where
Speaker 4: we struggle in our communication.
Speaker 1: But this is big big news news are big news.
Speaker 6: Take it weird news, but good news, mature news, mature
Speaker 6: news and weird just how you positioned it. My husband
Speaker 6: and are going away together well with our kids.
Speaker 4: She even gave us that little our son was even like,
Speaker 4: does this mean that? Oh wow, Yeah, he did ask
Speaker 4: that same quest estion that you did, and uh, we
Speaker 4: said no. But this our family is a priority and
Speaker 4: it's important and we're going to always be here for
Speaker 4: you and your sister.
Speaker 1: Big N's Big, We like it Lunch Fox Big News
Speaker 1: on Saturday, March eighth. I'm gonna be in the mad
Speaker 1: Dog Demolition Derby.
Speaker 9: You're driving.
Speaker 1: They're giving me a car to driving the demolition derby.
Speaker 4: You get to crash into.
Speaker 1: Where is that. It's in Shelbyville, Tennessee. It's like right
Speaker 1: down the road.
Speaker 6: Are you safe, I'm saying, well, I mean I have
Speaker 6: a seat belt. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm sure you have
Speaker 6: a helm. I've betted demolition Derby's Yeah, you have a helmet.
Speaker 6: Is there any way you get hurt?
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's a way I can get hurt. Like, well, okay,
Speaker 1: so I'm doing like they have a they have two
Speaker 1: different things. They have the like were you crash into.
Speaker 6: Each other, then who can last along? As before they
Speaker 6: break their skins? Right, and you drive backwards so you
Speaker 6: don't damage the engine. But I yeah, this is woke
Speaker 6: demo Derby.
Speaker 1: I don't like woke demo Derby because that's smarter. This
Speaker 1: is woke demolition Derby. No, okay, go ahead.
Speaker 7: That's so you don't damage your engine, it lasts longer,
Speaker 7: but that's part of it. And then they also have
Speaker 7: where they have races where you have two cars and
Speaker 7: they do two laps around the venue and you wreck
Speaker 7: each other and flip them and stuff.
Speaker 1: You can't do that one. That's what I'm doing.
Speaker 6: You're gonna flip I don't know if I'm gonna flip them,
Speaker 6: but I'm rubbing. Okay, sorry, you're gonna get flipped by somebody.
Speaker 1: Maybe Nitro ned that's the guy you're racing. Are you
Speaker 1: doing the one though, where you do the demo demolition
Speaker 1: or just the just the race.
Speaker 7: But they're giving me a car and I get to
Speaker 7: race and I can spin the dude out bump them
Speaker 7: what they can bump me.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's gonna be awesome.
Speaker 6: His dreams always to be bumped by a dude. Yeah,
Speaker 6: it's been for a long time. Finally, Morgan anything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I well, Speaking of cars, I fixed mine. You
Speaker 3: guys heard that. I came into the studio because my
Speaker 3: car died. I replaced the battery, all with the help
Speaker 3: of a friend. It was a battery, yep, no triple A,
Speaker 3: no nothing.
Speaker 2: We couldn't get the car towed, so we just had
Speaker 2: to get in there and fix it ourselves.
Speaker 1: Did you learn how to do it for next time? Yes?
Speaker 3: Yeah, now I know everything.
Speaker 1: I have all the tools that I need.
Speaker 3: We are all set if a battery dies again.
Speaker 1: All right, let's do more. Hey, Raymond, do any chance
Speaker 1: you have big news? Of course, speaking of vehicles, I
Speaker 1: went to the DMV.
Speaker 6: This has been something that's been in the work since
Speaker 6: the pandemic twenty twenty Everybody needs to get a real ID.
Speaker 6: I heard the US government allowed us to do it
Speaker 6: until twenty twenty five. The deadline is in May. My
Speaker 6: wife has been nagging me for five years. I was
Speaker 6: almost not able to travel throughout the United States. I
Speaker 6: got my real ID. Guys, I can board a commercial
Speaker 6: flight at so annoyingly big news. I'm sure there's a reason.
Speaker 6: Good for you, hey, big news for you, but it
Speaker 6: makes me feel I have to go. We have to
Speaker 6: do it, and then we're gonna wait till last minute.
Speaker 6: The everybody's going to be trying to do it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so this is the warning you don't don't wait
Speaker 4: till the last night.
Speaker 6: I forget soon segment's over. But still, that's good for you. Ray,
Speaker 6: all right, well, good, good job everybody. Amy's going away
Speaker 6: with her husband. Lunchbucks can bump by a dude, sorry
Speaker 6: x husband. Morgan knows how to do a battery. Eddie
Speaker 6: paid off in the car. We're not dying of an asteroid.
Speaker 1: That's a great news overall, massive stuff there. Okay, it's
Speaker 1: the best bits of the week with Morgan number two.
Speaker 3: That's it for me this weekend. Everybody, Thank you for
Speaker 3: joining me. Catching up on the show. I hope you
Speaker 3: enjoyed it.
Speaker 2: I really encourage you to check out Part one, Part three.
Speaker 2: Maybe if you haven't listened for a while you need
Speaker 2: a break from different kinds of podcasts.
Speaker 1: We just catch up.
Speaker 3: It's all new content. Mike d is joining me this weekend,
Speaker 3: and we talked a little bit about our lives. We
Speaker 3: also talked about some.
Speaker 2: Fun things like moments in movies or TV shows that
Speaker 2: have either traumatized us or made us believe in something
Speaker 2: that wasn't actually true.
Speaker 3: And then also he has a huge update on his braces.
Speaker 2: So all of that over Part one, Part three, and
Speaker 2: you can check out my podcast if you want to
Speaker 2: take this personally. I love having fun guests on all
Speaker 2: across the board. I think there is something for everybody
Speaker 2: in at least one of the episodes.
Speaker 3: All right, everybody, I'll see you later. Have a great weekend,
Speaker 3: Stay safe.
Speaker 1: That's the best bits of the week with Morgan. Thanks
Speaker 1: for listening. Be sure to check out the other two
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